Snakes In The City

Thursday 11.00pm

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Snakes In The City

WHEN TO WATCH

  1. Thursday 28 March at 06.00pm

    Killer Krait (Season 9)

  2. Thursday 28 March at 11.00pm

    The Dark Night (Season 6)

  3. Friday 29 March at 11.00pm

    There's A Snake In The Fridge! (Season 6)

Synopsis

The tropical city of Durban has beaches, babes and hundreds of venomous snakes. Simon Keys is not your usual snake handler. After growing up in the hard streets of London, he didn't have to deal with much wildlife, but now that he lives in South Africa - things have changed. His job is to hunt down the world's most dangerous snakes, but they're not in the wild - they are in his city.

Episodes

  • Snakes & Ladders

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    Simon and Sioux continue to train their new apprentice Mbali before they head to India to help rescue some of the world’s deadliest snakes.

    Next Showing
    Monday 22 April at 11.00pm
    On NatGeo Wild
  • Mamba Invasion

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    The team are called in to catch one of their biggest ever Mambas, found hiding in a storeroom.

    Next Showing
    Tuesday 23 April at 11.00pm
    On NatGeo Wild
  • Cobra Chaos

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    Mbali attempts to catch her first black mamba and Simon and Sioux head to India to rescue some of the world’s deadliest snakes.

    Next Showing
    Wednesday 24 April at 11.00pm
    On NatGeo Wild
  • Monster Python

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    A huge Python needs rescuing, while another caller has a lucky escape from a deadly Viper.

    Next Showing
    Thursday 25 April at 11.00pm
    On NatGeo Wild
  • Killer Krait

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    Simon and Sioux attempt to rescue India’s ‘big four’ deadliest snakes – the spectacled cobra, Russell’s viper, saw-scaled viper and the common krait.

    Next Showing
    Thursday 28 March at 06.00pm
    On NatGeo Wild
    Next Showing
    Friday 26 April at 11.00pm
    On NatGeo Wild
  • Cobra Dive

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    An enormous Russell’s viper finds its way into a city bookstore and, in a career first, Simon goes underwater snake-catching to rescue a cobra.

    Next Showing
    Tuesday 2 April at 06.00pm
    On NatGeo Wild

Specials